About 100 Black men gathered at a Hartford, Conn. school to dole out high fives to students on their first day of school.
Tyrese Gibson has offered to pay a young man's Morehouse College tuition; an act that was graciously accepted by 21-year-old Lorenzo Murphy
Police across the nation have been getting a bad rap as of lately, so it’s good to see one engage with the community in a positive way. Officer…
A new report shows that the number of businesses owned by African-American women has grown 332 percent since 1997, according to Fortune magazine. The recently…
The dismal education statistics for young Black men are all too familiar, especially in cities like Camden, New Jersey, where poverty, crime and poor access to…
The Big Brothers Big Sisters program in Baltimore has seen a huge spike in prospective mentors, bringing some positivity to the city since the death…
Russell Westbrook proved to be the 2015 All-Star Game MVP on the court, but turns out the Oklahoma City Thunder star is a savior outside…
In a much-needed break from negativity about police encounters with African-Americans, a Louisville, Ky. officer is winning widespread praise after assisting a woman across the…
Seniors gearing up for graduation at Howard University can breathe a little easier now; the Mecca is implementing a new practice that will surely lower…
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A Little Positivity: One Hundred Black Men Band Together To Greet, Encourage Students On First Day Of School
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A Little Positivity: Tyrese Paying For Compton Student’s Morehouse Tuition
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A Little Positivity: Watch An NYPD Officer Do The ‘Nae-Nae’ At A Bed-Stuy Block Party
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Black Women Represent Fastest-Growing Group Of Entrepreneurs In U.S.
